Arosa Lenzerheide

Vrcholy a vyhliadky v Arosa Lenzerheide

Alpine Peaks & Views

This collection highlights the prominent summits of the Arosa Lenzerheide region, ranging from the 2,899-meter Parpaner Rothorn to the geologically significant Hörnli. These peaks offer views of over 1,000 mountain summits across the Swiss, Italian, and Austrian Alps. Key features include the modern summit restaurant atop the Weisshorn, 150-million-year-old basalt formations at Hörnli, and extensive trail networks connecting Piz Scalottas and Stätzerhorn. Most locations are accessible via cable cars and chairlifts, serving as central hubs for high-altitude hiking and mountain biking.

Alpine Peaks & Views — Mapa

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Parpaner Rothorn

Alpine peak reaching an altitude of 2,899 meters and serving as the highest point of a major ski area. It features a cable car providing access to the summit area and various mountain trails.

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Piz Scalottas

Mountain peak standing at 2,323 meters above sea level featuring a chairlift system and a summit restaurant. It serves as a starting point for various hiking and mountain bike trails including a family-friendly theme path.

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Stätzerhorn

Mountain peak reaching 2,574 meters featuring a chair lift that provides access to upper slopes. The area is integrated into a larger ski resort and serves as a site for winter sports and hiking.

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Hörnli

Basalt formation featuring 150 million-year-old geological structures that originated from the prehistoric Tethys Ocean.

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Weisshorn

Mountain peak standing at 2,653 meters above sea level, accessible by cable car and mountain railways. It features a modern summit restaurant and provides panoramic views of hundreds of mountain peaks.

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Tschirpen

Mountain peak in the Plessur Alps standing at 2,728 meters. Situated between Arosa and the Parpaner Rothorn, it features rugged limestone terrain accessible via high-alpine hiking trails.

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Brüggerhorn

A 2,447-meter summit accessible by chairlift from Arosa. It serves as a starting point for panoramic hiking trails toward the Weisshorn and is a central hub for the regional ski network.